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    You are here entirely tooo much!! seth98esT's Avatar
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    Scatter shields ...

    They are needed lol! Well probably not unless you are an idiot.


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    Moral of the story: If your stock redline is 6250, dont launch your stock clutch at 8000rpm lol!
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    hahahaha owned!

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    wat no one else finds that funny but me.?

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    Scattershields are a GREAT investment. Though I read about this SRT4 a week ago and it doesn't help that the owner of this car was revving the 2.4 way out of its range.

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    Seems like DCR has a problem with their clutch assemblies. I read there's a 50% failure rate. It's sad he spent that much money to build his motor to a beast and didn't spend $200 on a scatter shield. I think if you run sub-12 seconds NHRA requires them.
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    I think the the NHRA rule varies by class. Typically the flywheels explode when your using a cast iron flywheel because once it stress cracks it grenades into a million pieces. I am personally looking into making one for my car.
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